The Note Audio has dropped VerbKnife and ToneKnife, two $139 audio tools that react to what enters them rather than leaning on fixed processing choices. VerbKnife targets unwanted room decay and ambience, while ToneKnife pushes related analysis into compression, expansion, and heavier tonal shaping.
VerbKnife can cut lingering tails or raise useful space already present in a sound. Auto handles its reduction behavior, while Classic, Neural, and Hybrid offer three enhancement paths. Neural checks frequency areas as the signal changes, and a gate plus wet and dry blending help control the result.
ToneKnife combines Comp, DComp, and Adaptation. Its compressor and upward expander can run separately, while Adaptation changes tone based on signal level. Align Mode shifts how that stage reacts to attack and decay. Harder input can push the plugin into saturation. Each product normally costs $199, and separate 14-day trials are available.
VerbKnife can cut lingering tails or raise useful space already present in a sound. Auto handles its reduction behavior, while Classic, Neural, and Hybrid offer three enhancement paths. Neural checks frequency areas as the signal changes, and a gate plus wet and dry blending help control the result.
ToneKnife combines Comp, DComp, and Adaptation. Its compressor and upward expander can run separately, while Adaptation changes tone based on signal level. Align Mode shifts how that stage reacts to attack and decay. Harder input can push the plugin into saturation. Each product normally costs $199, and separate 14-day trials are available.
